Davidson College - Faculty
Found in 20 Collections and/or Records:
Anne E.Sampson Reminiscences
The collection consists of a letter to Miss Cornelia Shaw describing Davidson College in the 1880s.
Colin Alexander Munroe Letters
The collection consists of two letters written by Munroe. The first written in 1869 while Munroe was a student describes Davidson College and the faculty. There is also a typescript of the letter. The second letter was written in 1917 to Miss Cornelia Shaw and gives his memories of college life.
Dandridge Spottswood Burwell Reminiscences
The collection consists of a letter written to Cornelia Shaw describing Burwell's memories of Davidson College faculty and students.
Elijah Frink Rockwell Papers
Henry Alexander Chambers Reminiscences
The collection consists of a letter written to Miss Cornelia Shaw, librarian of Davidson College. The letter gives some family history and describes college life and the faculty in the 1860s. For the typescript of "The Chambers Family of Iredell County" by Henry Chambers, see the Farmville file in Chalmer Davidson's Plantation files (DC058).
Henry Elias Fries Papers
The collection consists of manuscript copies of 4 letters and photocopies of 22 letters written by Fries (1874-1876) and speeches given to the Philanthropic Society as vice-president and president in 1877. The letters discuss college life and Davidson faculty. The location of the original letters for the photocopies in unknown.
Henry Tracy Lilly Collection
John Alexander McGeachy Collection
Laban Miles Hoffman Papers
The collection consists of correspondence with Cornelia Shaw (1917-1920) and a 32 page memoir, "Reminiscences of Davidson College, 1862-1870."
Lacy Donnell Wharton Papers
The collection consists of correspondence 1939-1992 primarily between Wharton and Dr. Chalmers Davidson, a copy of a 1934 Alumni Journal article on Wharton, and an essay on Caleb Richmond Harding, Davidson class of 1880 and faculty member, 1888-1935. The essay was written for Professor Ewrin and has his corrections on it.